Royal Helium One Step Closer to Primary Helium Production After Drilling Multiple Zones of Economic Helium in Saskatchewan

If you think about balloons / blimps when thinking about Helium uses,  we wouldn’t blame you … but you’d also be missing out on a much much  bigger picture. Looking beyond just balloons, Helium is a high tech gas, with many  uses in rocket engines, semiconductors, electronics, and health care.  These sectors pressure the demand for helium in concert, making it a gas  in very short supply, causing the price to rise. Saskatchewan is one of the only places on earth with current and past  production of primary Helium. This is where Royal Helium comes into  play as they are one of the largest land holders searching for Helium  and recently announced that testing identified zones that range in  thickness from five meters to in excess of 30 meters. These zones  returned levels ranging from 0.33% to 0.94%, demonstrating the  commercial potential of the Climax project Worldwide usable Helium is in short supply as demand is increasing,  making it a high-priced commodity, take a seat and discover why Royal  Helium is the next SmallCap Stock to discover.